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WHO Sounds Alarm Over Attacks On Iran's Health Infrastructure, Cites Damage to Tehran's Pasteur Institute
Since March 1, 2026, over 20 verified attacks have hit hospitals, labs, and drug factories, killing health workers and disrupting services for the injured and sick.
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Bird Flu Detected In Raw Milk Sold In US, What To Know About The Risks
Bird flu's spread among dairy cows, poultry, and humans has raised concerns about its adaptability.
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Should We Boil Packaged Milk Before Drinking? Here's What Doctors Recommend
Many people believe in boiling the milk first before drinking it. However, is this necessary even for packaged milk? Let's find out what doctors say.
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Pfizer Vaccine Less Effective, Still Protects Against Variant Found In India: Study
The Pfizer vaccine is slightly less effective but appears to still protect against the more transmissible Covid variant found in India, according to a study by France's Pasteur Institute.
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Is Cottage Cheese Different From Other Types of Cheese?
A milk derived food, cheese is produced in many different varieties; different in their styles, textures and flavors depending on the pasteurization, butterfat content, processing and ageing. Usually cheeses are categorized in two different types, i.e. cottage cheese and normal or other cheeses.
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Race To Develop A Zika Vaccine
Drugmakers globally are racing to produce a vaccine for Zika, a mosquito-borne virus that has been linked to severe birth defects.
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Hope For India As World's First Anti-Dengue Vaccine Approved
At a time when India is struggling with rising number of dengue cases with each passing year, the Mexican government has approved the world's first anti-dengue vaccine which is designed to protect people in the 9-45 age group from nine to 45 years from all four subtypes of the virus.
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Sniffing And Gasping Can Prevent Fainting
Do you often feel weak, and sweat or have visual disturbances while standing up quickly? Sniff or gasp to prevent yourself from fainting episodes.
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Hunt for HIV Cure Bolstered by New Research
A cure for HIV remains elusive, but scientists say the hunt is more hopeful than ever, based on the prospects of new research described at the International AIDS Society conference this week.
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Ebola Crisis Isn't Over Warns WHO
The World Health Organization (WHO) today warned against complacency about the deadly Ebola virus, saying that the crisis isn't over.
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WHO Sounds Alarm Over Attacks On Iran's Health Infrastructure, Cites Damage to Tehran's Pasteur Institute
Since March 1, 2026, over 20 verified attacks have hit hospitals, labs, and drug factories, killing health workers and disrupting services for the injured and sick.
-
Bird Flu Detected In Raw Milk Sold In US, What To Know About The Risks
Bird flu's spread among dairy cows, poultry, and humans has raised concerns about its adaptability.
-
Should We Boil Packaged Milk Before Drinking? Here's What Doctors Recommend
Many people believe in boiling the milk first before drinking it. However, is this necessary even for packaged milk? Let's find out what doctors say.
-
Pfizer Vaccine Less Effective, Still Protects Against Variant Found In India: Study
The Pfizer vaccine is slightly less effective but appears to still protect against the more transmissible Covid variant found in India, according to a study by France's Pasteur Institute.
-
Is Cottage Cheese Different From Other Types of Cheese?
A milk derived food, cheese is produced in many different varieties; different in their styles, textures and flavors depending on the pasteurization, butterfat content, processing and ageing. Usually cheeses are categorized in two different types, i.e. cottage cheese and normal or other cheeses.
-
Race To Develop A Zika Vaccine
Drugmakers globally are racing to produce a vaccine for Zika, a mosquito-borne virus that has been linked to severe birth defects.
-
Hope For India As World's First Anti-Dengue Vaccine Approved
At a time when India is struggling with rising number of dengue cases with each passing year, the Mexican government has approved the world's first anti-dengue vaccine which is designed to protect people in the 9-45 age group from nine to 45 years from all four subtypes of the virus.
-
Sniffing And Gasping Can Prevent Fainting
Do you often feel weak, and sweat or have visual disturbances while standing up quickly? Sniff or gasp to prevent yourself from fainting episodes.
-
Hunt for HIV Cure Bolstered by New Research
A cure for HIV remains elusive, but scientists say the hunt is more hopeful than ever, based on the prospects of new research described at the International AIDS Society conference this week.
-
Ebola Crisis Isn't Over Warns WHO
The World Health Organization (WHO) today warned against complacency about the deadly Ebola virus, saying that the crisis isn't over.
